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We Got Asked to Invest in a Capitol Hill Apartment Building. So We Went to Talk to the Tenants About It.
A deep dive into a value-added real-estate portfolio.
Opinion
The Next Chapter for Seattle Weekly
We’ve changed. Here is why, and what you can expect from us.
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A Kia Crashes Into a Cabin, Shroom Hunters Unearth a Human Skull, and the Perils of Canoeing Across Lake Washington
Plus some traffic and safe drug site news.
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Justices Frustrated With State’s Tardiness on Funding of Schools
The high court also struggled to understand how much money is needed to achieve compliance.
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Activists Disrupt Over 100 Bank Branches Across Seattle for Financing Tar Sands Projects
“This movement is not separate from Standing Rock, it’s an extension of it.”
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Developer-Backed Ad Says Jenny Durkan Will ‘Hold Developers Accountable’
The 30 second spot is part of a big ad buy by a pro-Durkan PAC.
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Watch King County Election’s Striking New Videos Prodding People to Vote
Two new videos aim to counter low turnout for municipal elections.
Arts & Culture
A Second Act for Costumes from Seattle Opera and Fifth Avenue Theatre
The companies clean out their closets and the costume crowd lines up.
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GOP Senators Conclude Sound Transit Duped Lawmakers
They recommend lawmakers lower car tab fees and require directors be elected rather than appointed.
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‘The Confession Tapes’ Re-Opens the Triple-Murder Case of Sebastian Burns and Atif Rafay
King County prosecutor Dan Satterberg says the show is bunk. The creators disagree.
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In Effort to Tackle Opioid Epidemic, New Facility Will Host Detox and Mental Health Services in One
The facility is designed to address drug addiction and the root causes of homelessness.
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Ethics Commission Tosses Complaint Against Durkan Over Donations from Paul Allen, Microsoft
‘Standard of perfection’ not warranted, director says.
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Union: Airline Caterer Kept Paying Sub-Minimum Wages After It Was Hit With $300K Fine
And because of a new settlement, the city is unlikely to go after wages the workers say they…
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What to Look For On Tuesday When the State Supreme Court Hears the Latest McCleary Case
As each side argues over school funding, the schools chief pushes for more special education money.
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Nikkita Oliver Will Moderate a Mayoral Debate On Oct. 29
Oliver announced plans to hold a debate during her concession speech in August.
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Bellevue Votes to Permanently Ban Safe-Drug Sites
Leaders say the sites make “no sense” for their city.
Arts & Culture
Reconsidering the Realism of Andrew Wyeth
SAM’s new exhibition examines the life of a popular, panned painter who took humanity as it is.
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Sweep the Sweepers! Our Endorsements For the Nov. 7 Election
What you need to know about every race on the ballot.
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Cary Moon Wants to Crack Down on Real-Estate Profiteers. Will That Help?
Experts are split on whether non-resident buyers are hurting Seattle’s affordability.